Two quick notes:

1. Not all of the characters in Unicode are also encoded in EUC-JP. (Note
that the reverse *is* true: all EUC-JP characters are encoded in Unicode).

2. When you perform a conversion and some of the characters have been
converted to "?", that means that the character being converted does not
exist in the target encoding. "?" is commonly used as a substitution
character and means "I don't know how to convert this character to this
character encoding". Note that on some systems the "_" character is used
instead.

Without delving into the specifics of your problem, you should probably
check out the FAQs on the Unicode site. If you want more detailed
information you might want to check out Ken Lunde's book (CJKV Information
Processing).

Regards,

Addison

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On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Magda Danish (Unicode) wrote:

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Arun Prakash [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 11:20 PM
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> Subject: Problems with Unicode to EUC-JP
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> Hi.,
>          I'm changing my Unicode to EUC-JP but i see that my converted
> file is getting corrutped in between..i get some weird characters like
> "?" etc. Are there any unicodes that r not converted to EUC-JP. Just let
> me know if there are any problems in this conversion.
> 
> regards
> G. Arun Prakash
> Senior Software Engineer
> BTlooksmart(tm)
> Level 7, 241 Commonwealth Street
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